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Make sure to RSVP for this event, and if you can’t make it this time, no worries—just message me! I’m aiming to make this club work for everyone, so by Jan 20th, I might send out a poll to figure out which dates fit best for future meetings. Your input is always welcome!

Hey math enthusiasts, data dreamers, and aspiring machine learning wizards—are you ready to take your skills to the next level? We’re launching a brand-new kind of club that combines the love of math with the goal of transforming everyone into a Machine Learning Engineer or Data Science Engineer. Yes, you read that right—this is where math meets machine learning magic! ✨
Each month, we’ll dive deep into one chapter of the legendary book: "All of Statistics: A Concise Course in Statistical Inference" by Larry Wasserman (don’t worry—you can grab it on Amazon or even find it online for free). This book is a powerhouse of knowledge, and by the end, you’ll be able to tackle machine learning papers like a pro.

### Here’s How It Works:

• Bring Your Curiosity: Come armed with your questions and challenges. No matter where you are in your journey, there’s a spot at the table for you.
• Collaborative Learning: Two days before the meeting, we’ll assign sections of the chapter for each person to explain. Don’t worry—it’s not a test! If there’s a section you’re passionate about, let us know in advance. Sharing is caring, after all. ❤️
• Round Table Vibes: Think King Arthur’s Court, but with math. Together, we’ll teach, learn, and grow as a community.

### Why Join?

• Become ML-Ready: With this book and one more (hint: it’s coming later), you’ll master the math needed to read and understand cutting-edge machine learning research papers.
• Build Confidence: Turn intimidating topics like statistical inference into your best friends.
• Network and Fun: Meet like-minded peers, geek out over equations, and enjoy the process!

Whether you’re a beginner taking your first steps or an expert brushing up on foundational concepts, this is your chance to make math fun, friendly, and wildly rewarding.